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The Jeel Albena aid organization stayed on the ground during the worst of Yemen's six-year conflict to provide shelter and hope to thousands of internally displaced people.

Mayerlín Vergara Pérez, Maye, has dedicated her life to defending children. As the Caribbean Regional Coordinator for the Renacer Foundation she has devoted more than two decades to helping the Colombian non-profit reach its goal of eradicating sexual exploitation and abuse of children and adolescents.

Azizbek Ashurov, through his organization Ferghana Valley Lawyers Without Borders (FVLWB), has helped well over 10,000 people to gain Kyrgyz nationality after they became stateless following the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Among them, some 2,000 children will now have the right to an education and a future with the freedom to travel, marry and work.

South Sudanese surgeon Dr. Evan Atar Adaha has been honoured for his outstanding 20-year commitment in providing medical services to people forced to flee conflict and persecution in Sudan and South Sudan, as well as to the communities that welcome them.

Nigerian lawyer and property developer Zannah Mustapha was named the winner of the UNHCR Nansen Refugee Award for providing orphans of Nigeria’s Boko Haram insurgency with an education. Mustapha’s Future Prowess School provides free education, free meals, uniforms and health care to children affected by the violence.

Greek volunteers Efi Latsoudi and Konstantinos Mitragas, member of the Hellenic Rescue Team (HRT), helped thousands of refugees arriving on Greek shores during the 2015 refugee and migrant crisis – saving lives during treacherous sea crossings and providing a safe haven for the most vulnerable after they reached land.

Aqeela Asifi has been recognised for her brave and tireless dedication to education for Afghan refugee girls in the Kot Chandana refugee village in Mianwali, Pakistan - while herself overcoming the struggles of life in exile. Despite minimal resources and significant cultural challenges, Asifi has guided a thousand refugee girls through their primary education.

Established in 2010 by a group of forcibly displaced and local women, this network provides counsel and support for victims of abuse and reaches out into communities to educate women and put pressure on local authorities to uphold women's rights.

Sister Angélique Namaika has helped hundreds of women and girls - as well as a few boys - who were forcibly displaced and abused by armed groups in the DRC. Over the past decade, she has helped them to overcome their trauma, counter the stigma attached to rape and rebuild their lives with newly learned trades.

Somali humanitarian, educator and women's rights advocate Hawa Aden Mohamed has been recognized for her work, as founder and director of the Galkayo Education Centre for Peace and Development in Somalia's Puntland region, in helping to empower thousands of displaced Somali women and girls.

Al-Hamairy founded the Society for Humanitarian Solidarity (SHS) in 1995 with the aim of providing relief to the needy for the benefit of society as a whole. Under difficult conditions and despite heavy security constraints, SHS has consistently provided essential and life-saving support to refugees in Yemen's southern governorates.

British photo-journalist Alixandra Fazzina. Ms. Fazzina was chosen for her tireless dedication to uncovering and portraying the overlooked human consequences of war. Over the last ten years, she has tirelessly documented the plight of the uprooted through distinctive and moving photo reportages.

Senator Kennedy's work in establishing US refugee admissions, resettlement and asylum programmes directly helped millions of persecuted individuals to find protection and start new lives in the United States.

An expert in humanitarian mine action, he has notably run the UN's Mine Action Programme in the south of Lebanon. His team of Lebanese and international mine clearers and supervisors have since cleared villages and agricultural land of tens of thousands of mines.